The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-03


PUBLIC OPINION.
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Every tntelligout person, whatever hil
views may b on the tariff question,
will agree with Mr.. Carlisle that {
.IU =. ~ income
a mater ~ tho isrst imnortsrce =
the country.
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N'1'sv1Ae Su1ot OousuaA' Ane
Plotocracy OF eastern gold bugs, wax
'ns e. ~.sn slo ovcl.a.. OF tnei!
since their M harvest. set .sids
the constitution in this matter simply
because they could make money bv
dispensing with II.
w. p,.-- ~
"cs'0la A" i1" On'y Dug year
more OF rest and quiet before
the q~uadrennial mud shower.
Even now. tne pOlltlcl0ne are
R.epas.ag ' acns A ~ ,es woo1 70 .gnlse
candidates ara consiier;nc What r.
saw and what NOT tn nav e odvonce
their interests. How mnch hettar Il
would ba for tina cnnntrv IL tho nree;.
Ian were elected for a torn, 81 s;v
venrs md made inciicih,e n r%o.a,sn,
ton.
omaha Bee !: A man has been ar
.es'eo ~ NC" AorA 'or s'ea''ng a Sec
.Sn ~ .ss;.sw.:as. s1 NV was eneence 70
sao.;ar ~ Isns ,a az s.olen q
aIas..I ~ .H .a -. "o"'" n"Se Deen
'''o'0e o's.ee1'A
st. Paul Pioneer Press: The Orange
men In Canada are orpnnizinc rotten
On. h,,.oa,. g.. a..
Editor O'Briep a rough reception when
he speaks in Canadian cities. There
is a possibility of q largc-sized riot in
some localities. The Orangeman is
intolerant by nature, and would be the
w nus. a ,S.' nn oS ,S.,a In e"''a " nc
n.,.,,,,-n-
.'' LUZ "noie 'n-
.ers..ste aisPutatlon resolves
,tsel into the question whether the
morse tnat carries or inc man who owns
ene ioaa snail control the direction in
Wn'cn u snal. 90 SEM 70 market. and
tue snare OF IL wnlch the horse may
are casuists who think everything should
be left ia the direction of tho horse
ot. raul one fress: 1t has oc-
hans tho ~ ,o.ors 'o ~ ~ .ioss .ma. peI,
i;rp ~ hovo M Ia .ssI;ns:y "oulu
naien. and where tho HHe rr;v n,t.'I i;fo ~ sa the
rand;data nav no ~ ba . dra,, ,.u - ~. Jus ~
f,rn;sh ~, tho n,n Mt Gov apoa ~
enc;as - ''' "e '1""'pa'-
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keokuk Gate City: Why should
side 90 ON paving tribute to iron h;sh.
WAYS that make II fourteen hundred
EXPENSIVE miles to tho oceanp
Chlcago Anter ocean-Gen. Thomas.
n of the most soldierly of men, is on
record as saying that the discipline of
the armies Of the Union was a great
civilizing influence, and he esteemed.
that the discipline of the army of the
Cumberland alone had made better
citizens and more valuable patriots of
100000 men.
Coa.. p.,;as rp..,-
has tho most liberal advertisers of any
city in Iowa. Aud she has fewer fail
ures.
M.
a nes n.o.n .':n A e, our l1es MONIES
Ms;aann EN- M.n .e.I '"G enec.s ol tne
t H ,snn s''. e. t ys.ut I'll, yu.y, u ~ 'as,s
ia we'll eno,oh tn iet VOL, enough aiona
and "a waoe.workers would adont that
trnism for a motto. and nracf;ce r.
thev wo,ld In ~;nf;n;te,v hetter Off
New York Star: To judg by latest
cable dispatches the London Tines
second series of articles ON ..Parnell-
ism and Crime'' is entitled to ever less
consideration than the infamous Par
nell forgery. The p%retentious heading
''Behind the Scenes in America, " serves
only to bring ridicule on the conclusion
that the doings of the Irish societies
here are ..impenetra.le Mysteries
ineligible only to Patrick Ford. We
think all will agree that at this point
inc a.mes may ne dropped
&c "a puo'ic a''cn''ou'
Detroit journal: Much of the wealth